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Make Climate Cool Again
By Sustainable SaraScience
Make Climate Cool Again episodes
- #31 A Million Ways to Be Sustainable with Kickstarter
Jon is the Vice President of Insights and head of sustainability initiatives at Kickstarter, where he leads strategy, research and data science in addition to the company's environmental commitments. He is also the creator of This Place Will Be Water, a climate change mobilization campaign with participants across 30 countries. Previously he co-founded an education non-profit in South Africa, a fair trade jewelry company, and MyProject, a collaborative project development platform developed out of the StartX Accelerator at Stanford University.
Check out Sara's interview on Just Get Started Podcast HERE.
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---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makeclimatecool/message1 hr 3 min - #30 The Importance of Corporate Sustainability Reporting with EcovadisChristopher is a senior Sustainability Analyst at EcoVadis. Born and raised in Berlin, Germany, he received his Master degree at Columbia University in Sustainability Management before joining EcoVadis. At EcoVadis, Christopher was one of the first German speaking analysts involved in various projects around content development as well as customer and client engagements. In recent years he started leading the responsibility around the Sustainable Development Goals. As such, he wrote white papers and blog posts on the SDGs and managed students and interns on SDG focused projects. Promoting the SDGs and helping to develop EcoVadis solutions for customers remains one of his main objectives.~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/makeclimatecoolagainQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]1 hr 1 min
- #29 Starting a Eco Business in College with SeaavCollege sophomore and student athlete, McKenna Haz created a line of athletic wear made from recycled plastic bottles. She started the company, Seaav, only a year ago and it's taken off since she won a local CT business pitch competition. She is passionate about sports and protecting the ocean and it only made sense to create a product that beautifully intertwined her interests. Each purchase contributes to ocean clean-up efforts equivalent to one pound of plastic. Eventually, she hopes to use the plastic found in the clean-up efforts to make the leggings.For my birthday, Seav and I partnered to giveaway $100 to spend on the website. Check out the instagram for more information.ALSO, get 20% off the entire month of May on your order!~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/makeclimatecoolagainQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makeclimatecool/message45 min
- #28 Skills Needed in Sustainability with OSU Professor Neil DrobnyIt's rare to come across someone who has been working in sustainability for over 50 years but I found him. Dr. Neil Drobny began an academic career at Ohio State University about 12 years ago after several decades of environmental consulting. He teaches graduate and undergraduate course in sustainable business practices in the Fisher College of Business In recognition of his work with undergraduates, he received the 2013 Undergraduate Service Award and in 2016 he received recognition for a service learning partnership in sustainability that he built between Ohio State and Hexion, Inc. a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals. Prior to teaching, Dr. Drobny founded and served as CEO of a regional environmental consulting firm and was executive director of two small recycling organizations.Order your t-shirt here: https://www.makeclimatecool.com/shop/triple-threat-tie-dye~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/makeclimatecoolagainQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]33 min
- #27 Eco-Optimism on Earth Day with Cinder + Salt
Rachel Decavage is the owner of Cinder and Salt, a lifestyle brand guided by two core values: that eco-friendly and sustainable design can also be fresh, modern and fun, and that everything we need on this Earth, already exists.
Her company strives to design and create innovative, stylish and fun products out of ‘landfill destined’ clean waste and reusable materials. We focus on accessibility & optimism around sustainability in this weeks episode.
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Website: www.makeclimatecool.com
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Questions? Send me a message @ [email protected]
---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makeclimatecool/message1 hr - #26 Survival Anxiety with Ingrid Helander, LMFT
We are bringing back Ingrid Helander, LMFT on the podcast to help us through whats going on in the world right now. We are taking a slight pause because anyone who is in sustainability or not, is feeling pressure and stress. I hope this episode provides some sort of therapy for those you feel alone right now. For those that are having panic attacks. For those that are worried. For those that are just trying to get through the day. This is for you. This is for everyone who needs to know they aren’t alone.
Check out Ingrid e-book, Calm Your Worries at www.calmyourworries.com
Follow her on instagram @ingridhelanderlmft
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Questions? Send me a message: [email protected]
---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/makeclimatecool/message51 min - #25 Trash to Treasure with Cinderella Garbage
In this episode, I sit down with Kimberly Clark, the CEO and founder of Cinderella Garbage, a Montreal based jewelry company. They work with Pyrogenesis Canada Inc. to transform trash into a new kind of diamond. As in the Cinderella fairytale, they wish to expose and conciliate two fundamental images of women: the sublime beauty that catches everyone’s eye during the night versus the simplicity and strength that takes over after midnight. Cinderella Garbage is about strength and elegance.
Follow them on Instagram: @cinderellagarbage
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Questions? Send me a message @ [email protected]
53 min - #24 The 100% Solution for Climate with Solomon Goldstein-RoseSolomon Goldstein-Rose has been a climate activist since age 11. After interning in the Obama White House and in Congress during college, Solomon ran for the Massachusetts state legislature at age 22 and got elected on a platform focused on climate change. During his term he passed several small energy and education policies and created local initiatives for civic education and engagement. In 2018 he canceled his campaign for re-election so he could work full-time on climate change at the national and global levels. His book, The 100% Solution can be found on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and independent booksellers.Find out more at www.solomongr.comAdd to Podcasts~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/makeclimatecoolagainQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]56 min
- #23 Design for Nature and Giving Back with Hinter CompanyThis week’s episode is all about the power of interior spaces on our health and the importance of sustainability education and marketing. Mauricio Padilla is the founder of hinter, inc, a hospitality company that is focused on setting new norm for sustainability by giving more than it takes. Art and nature can have a deep impact in our well-being. we try to strengthen that connection by creating spaces that integrate them. hinter is no traditional hotelEmily Padan was an elementary school teacher for 7 years and dabbled in social media on the side with her personal blog @sunsetsandcoconuts, mostly focusing on travel, lifestyle and sustainability. During her last 6 months as a teacher, she began helping out Mauricio with hinter company.~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/makeclimatecoolagainQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]57 min
- #22 Community Positively Impacts Climate ChangeElizabeth Lugviel currently leads corporate sustainability efforts as part of IGS Energy’s Social Impact team and champions sustainable practices inside and outside the walls of IGS. She believes in the interconnectedness of people and our planet and draws on her diverse background in education, philanthropy, and sustainability to empower individual action toward collective change. She can frequently be found reaching into trash cans (or jumping into dumpsters) to move recyclable items to the correct bins.Equilibria CBD~Support the Podcast~Instagram: @makeclimatecoolWebsite: www.makeclimatecool.comSupport the Podcast on PatreonQuestions? Send me a message @ [email protected]53 min
About Make Climate Cool Again
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Climate change is scary. But doing something about it is easy. And we are going to make it fun.